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  NUCLEAR POWER
A Global Strategic Business Report

This report analyzes the worldwide markets for Nuclear Power in Billion Kilowatt-hours (kWh). The report provides separate comprehensive analytics for the US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Rest of World. Annual forecasts are provided for each region for the period 2006 through 2015. A six-year historic analysis is also provided for these markets. The report profiles 101 companies including many key and niche players worldwide such as China National Nuclear Corp., Dominion Resources, Inc., E.ON AG, EDF Group, EDF Energy Plc., British Energy, ENBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG, ENDESA SA, Energoatom, Entergy Corporation, Eskom Holdings Limited, Exelon Generation, Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co., Ltd., Nordostschweizerische Kraftwerke AG, Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited, Ontario Power Generation, RWE Power AG, Southern Company, Tennessee Valley Authority, The Kansai Electric Power Company, Inc., The Tokyo Electric Power Co., Inc., and Vattenfall Europe AG, Market data and analytics are derived from primary and secondary research. Company profiles are mostly extracted from URL research and reported select online sources.

CODE:    MCP-1807  PAGES:    606
PRICE:    $4450  DATE:       July 2009
COMPANIES:  101  MARKET DATA TABLES:   266
Due to the proprietary nature, our previews are offered only to manufacturers, top-tier management consultants, investment banks, and investment research groups.

 TABLE OF CONTENTS  
  NUCLEAR POWER (Complete Report) Pages : 606   | $4450
I. INTRODUCTION, METHODOLOGY & PRODUCT DEFINITIONS3$100
   Study Reliability and Reporting Limitations.....I-1  
   Disclaimers.....I-2  
   Data Interpretation & Reporting Level.....I-3
Quantitative Techniques & Analytics.....I-3
Product Definitions and Scope of Study.....I-3
  
II. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY65$2350
  1. INDUSTRY OVERVIEW.....II-123 $2150  
   Nuclear Power Industry: A Rudimentary Overview.....II-1
Table 1: World Energy Mix (2008): Percentage Break-Up of Energy Produced by Source (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....II-1
1$350
   Will Nuclear Power Expand Its Footprint in the Energy Industry?.....II-2
“Reality at Close Quarters”.....II-2
Unraveling the Nuclear Illusion.....II-2
Nuclear Power Still Uneconomical .....II-2
1$100
   Table 2: Cost of Energy Generated in the US (2008): Breakdown of Fixed, and Variable Cost by Energy Source – Coal, Natural Gas, Nuclear, and Wind (In Cents/kWh) (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....II-3
Fears Over the Economic Viability of New Nuclear Plants Rises.....II-3
1$350
   Cost of Uranium & Nuclear Waste Disposal.....II-4
Price of Uranium On the Rise.....II-4
1$100
   Nuclear Fuel Disposal: A Prohibitively Costly Affair.....II-5
Is Nuclear Power An Effective Antidote to Global Warming?.....II-5
Long-Term Benefits Contended.....II-5
1$100
   Rationale Underlying the Present Emphasis on Nuclear Power.....II-6
Conclusions.....II-6
1$100
   Economic & Political Feasibility of Phasing Out Nuclear Power: A Straight
  Talk.....II-7
Impact of the Recession on the Nuclear Power Industry.....II-7
1$100
   Current Scenario: A Review.....II-8
Amidst Controversies Nuclear Power Makes a Comeback to the Fore.....II-8
Nuclear Energy: A Growing Need for Both Developed and Emerging Economies.....II-8
1$100
   Global Nuclear Power Generation Dips In 2007.....II-9
Global Nuclear Power Generation to Cross 3750 billion kWh by 2030.....II-9
US Remains a Major Contributor in the Industry.....II-9
1$100
   Despite Growth in Generation, Nuclear Power Share in Global Electricity
  Declines.....II-10
Growth Drivers in a Capsule.....II-10
Rapid Growth in Electricity Demand.....II-10
1$100
   High Crude Oil Prices Stimulates Growth of Nuclear Power.....II-11
Government Support Encourages Adoption of Nuclear Power.....II-11
Experience Gain and Rise in Average Load Factor of Nuclear Reactors.....II-11
Plant Life Extensions Breathe Life into the Industry.....II-11
1$100
   Expansion in Asia and Issues Over Energy Supply Security Drive Nuclear
  Power.....II-12
Financial Incentives Motivate Nations to Increase Nuclear Power Production.....II-12
Challenges in Store: A Quick Recapitulation.....II-12
High Safety Risk Associated with Nuclear Power.....II-12
1$100
   Mishaps Remain Cause of Concern for Nuclear Power Industry.....II-13
High Investment.....II-13
Economic Risks of Nuclear Power.....II-13
Environmental Issues with Storage and Management of Spent Fuel.....II-13
1$100
   Non-Proliferation Issues.....II-14
Supply of Technical Man-Power.....II-14
Present Nuclear Power Capacity & Proposed Additions.....II-14
World Nuclear Power Capacity - 2008.....II-14
1$100
   Table 3: World Nuclear Power Capacity (2008): Break-Up of Units and Capacity of Operating Nuclear Power Reactors by Region/Country (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....II-151$350
   Operating Nuclear Power Reactors - By Type.....II-16
Table 4: World Nuclear Power Capacity (2008): Break-Up of Units and Capacity of Operating Nuclear Power Reactors by Reactor Type (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....II-16
Nuclear Power Reactors Under Construction – 2008.....II-16
1$350
   Table 5: World Nuclear Power Capacity (2008): Break-Up of Units and Capacity of Under Construction Nuclear Power Reactors by Country (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....II-171$350
   Table 6: World Nuclear Power Capacity (2008): Break-Up of Units and Capacity of Under Construction Nuclear Power Reactors by Reactor Type (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....II-181$350
   Planned Nuclear Power Reactors.....II-19
Table 7: World Nuclear Power Capacity (2008): Break-Up of Units and Capacity of Planned Nuclear Power Reactors by Region/Country (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....II-19
1$350
   Proposed Nuclear Power Reactors.....II-20
Table 8: World Nuclear Power Capacity (2008): Break-Up of Units and Capacity of Proposed Nuclear Power Reactors by Region/Country (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....II-20
1$350
   Outlook.....II-21
Regulations: An Overview.....II-21
Global Nuclear Energy Partnership (GNEP).....II-21
1$100
   Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.....II-22
2$200
  2. NUCLEAR POWER: TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW.....II-2416 $1100  
   Definition.....II-24
History/Background.....II-24
1$100
   Evolution.....II-25
Cost of Nuclear Power.....II-25
1$100
   Applications & Benefits of Nuclear Power.....II-26
Major Benefits.....II-26
Reliability.....II-26
Eliminates Dependence on Changing Weather Conditions.....II-26
Long Term Cost Benefits.....II-26
1$100
   Environmentally Clean.....II-27
Control of Greenhouse Gas by Nuclear Energy.....II-27
Suitable for Enormous Energy Requirements of Developed Nations.....II-27
Low Waste Production.....II-27
Sophisticated Operations.....II-27
Nuclear Power Generation: A Technical Overview.....II-27
1$100
   Importance of Fission Reaction.....II-28
Nuclear Power Reactors.....II-28
1$100
   Types of Nuclear Power Reactors.....II-29
Primitive Reactors.....II-29
Evolution of Advanced Reactors.....II-29
Table 9: General View of Different Nuclear Reactor Types.....II-29
1$350
   Generation I&II Reactors.....II-30
Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR).....II-30
Boiling Water Reactor (BWR).....II-30
1$100
   Pressurized Heavy Water Reactor (PHWR or CANDU).....II-31
Advanced Gas-cooled Reactor (AGR).....II-31
Light Water Graphite-Moderated Reactor (RBMK).....II-31
1$100
   Fast Neutron Reactors.....II-32
Graphite Moderated Boiling Water Reactors.....II-32
Generation III.....II-32
Pebble Bed Modular Reactors (PBMR).....II-32
1$100
   European Pressurized Water Reactor (EPR).....II-33
Preface of Generation IV Reactor Concepts.....II-33
Fast Reactor Designs.....II-33
Thermal Reactor Designs.....II-33
1$100
   Components of Nuclear Reactors.....II-34
Pressure Vessel or Pressure Tubes.....II-34
Fuel Assemblies.....II-34
Moderator.....II-34
Containment.....II-34
1$100
   Control Rods.....II-35
Coolant.....II-35
Steam Turbines.....II-35
Design Principles.....II-35
1$100
   Design Classification.....II-36
Operating Principles.....II-36
1$100
   Steam Generator.....II-37
Power Generation Procedure in Nuclear Power Stations.....II-37
1$100
   Control – Criticality, Sub criticality, Criticality and Super criticality.....II-38
Nuclear Fusion Reactors: The Next Frontier of Nuclear Power Technology.....II-38
1$100
   Current Status.....II-39
Process.....II-39
Advantages and Challenges.....II-39
1$100
  3. RECENT INDUSTRY ACTIVITY.....II-4017 $1100  
   TEPCO Receives Approval to Restart Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Plant Unit 7.....II-40
Bruce Power Buys Energy Alberta.....II-40
French EDF Announces British Energy Takeover.....II-40
Vattenfall and EBRD Buy Stake in ENEA, Energy Company in Poland.....II-40
1$100
   EdF Increases Stake in Constellation Energy.....II-41
Electricite de France Forms Joint Venture with China Guangdong.....II-41
Entergy Partners with Taiwan Power for Long-Term Nuclear Operations.....II-41
1$100
   E.ON, Siemens, and Areva to Jointly Establish a New Plant.....II-42
Lithuanian Partnership for Nuclear Plant.....II-42
CNNC Inks Supply Contract with Dongfang Electric.....II-42
1$100
   CEZ Bags Tender in Romania.....II-43
RWE to be a Strategic Investor for Bulgarian Nuclear Power Project.....II-43
EDF Inks Agreement with CGNPC for Joint Venture.....II-43
1$100
   E.ON Enters into an Agreement with AREVA for Global Cooperation.....II-44
AREVA Inks Deal with Kansai for Supply of MOX Fuel.....II-44
Russian Firms Gain Access to the US Market with Landmark Agreement.....II-44
1$100
   South Korean and Turkish Firms in Nuclear Power Agreement.....II-45
Gazprom and Rosatom Plan Expansion of Nuclear Power Plant in Kola.....II-45
Russia to Construct Baltic Nuclear Power Plant.....II-45
1$100
   Progress Energy Florida Applies for Two New Nuclear Plants in Florida.....II-46
Eskom to Build More Nuclear Power Plants.....II-46
Eskom to Complete Initial Bids Evaluation for a New Nuclear Plant.....II-46
1$100
   Brazil to Construct Third Nuclear Power Plant.....II-47
AP Genco to Establish Nuclear Power Plant.....II-47
BHEL to Start Nuclear Plants in Gujarat and Andhra Pradesh.....II-47
1$100
   GMR to Set Up Nuclear Power Plant in India.....II-48
Swiss Announces Construction of a New Nuclear Power Station.....II-48
Eskom Shuts Down Unit at Koeberg Nuclear Facility.....II-48
Bruce Shuts Down Unit 3 Reactor at Bruce-A Station for Repair.....II-48
Dominion Resources Closes Millstone Power Unit 2 in Connecticut.....II-48
1$100
   Taiwan Power to Replace Old Nuclear Power Units.....II-49
Electrabel to Divest Nuclear Power Capacity to SPE.....II-49
Entergy and Consumers Energy Completes Acquisition of Nuclear Plant.....II-49
1$100
   AECL Inks MOU for Co-operation on CANDU Nuclear Power Plants.....II-50
Exelon Announces Supply Agreement with GEH.....II-50
1$100
   Dominion Signs Agreement with GE Energy for Nuclear Equipment.....II-51
Exelon Nuclear Opts for In-House Security over Contract Security.....II-51
Rosatom and Enel Collaborate for Development of Nuclear Energy.....II-51
British Energy Inks an Agreement to Market NDA Power Stations' Output.....II-51
1$100
   NPCIL Inaugurates Two Units of Tarapur Nuclear Power Project.....II-52
NTPC Plans to Establish 6,000 MW Nuclear Power Generation Capacity.....II-52
DAE Plans to Build PHWRs to Accelerate Nuclear Power Output.....II-52
1$100
   FPL, Ameren and Entergy to Build Nuclear Power Stations.....II-53
EdF Gets Approval from French Government to Build EPR Nuclear Plant.....II-53
Entergy Gains Permit for Possible New Plant in Mississippi.....II-53
1$100
   Exelon Announces Site Selection for New Nuclear Facility.....II-54
NTPC to Generate 2000 MW of Nuclear Power By 2017.....II-54
Dominion to Enhance Nuclear Plant Capacity.....II-54
1$100
   Tata Power Company to Venture into Nuclear Power Sector.....II-55
Russia Establishes Nuclear Holding Company AEP.....II-55
British Energy Shuts Down B-7 Nuclear Reactor.....II-55
TEPCO's Nuclear Power Reactors Shut Down in Kashiwazaki Kariwa.....II-55
1$100
   Consumers Energy Sells Palisades Nuclear Plant to Entergy.....II-56
SC to Sell Stake in Proposed Nuclear Plant to Duke Energy.....II-56
Tennessee Valley Authority Restarts Browns Ferry-1 Reactor.....II-56
1$100
  4. FOCUS ON SELECT GLOBAL PLAYERS.....II-576 $400  
   China National Nuclear Corp. (China).....II-57
Dominion Resources, Inc (US).....II-57
E.ON AG (Germany).....II-57
1$100
   EDF Group (France).....II-58
EDF Energy Plc (UK).....II-58
British Energy (UK).....II-58
ENBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG (Germany).....II-58
1$100
   ENDESA SA (Spain).....II-59
Energoatom (Russia).....II-59
Entergy Corporation (US).....II-59
1$100
   Eskom Holdings Limited (South Africa).....II-60
Exelon Generation (US).....II-60
Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co., Ltd. (Korea).....II-60
Nordostschweizerische Kraftwerke AG (Switzerland).....II-60
1$100
   Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (INDIA).....II-61
Ontario Power Generation (Canada).....II-61
RWE Power AG (Germany).....II-61
Southern Company (US).....II-61
1$100
   Tennessee Valley Authority (US).....II-62
The Kansai Electric Power Company, Inc (Japan).....II-62
The Tokyo Electric Power Co., Inc. (Japan).....II-62
Vattenfall Europe AG (Germany).....II-62
1$100
  5. GLOBAL MARKET PERSPECTIVE.....II-63   
   Table 10: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for Nuclear Power Generation by Geographic Region – the US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific and Rest of World Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Power Generation in Billion Kilowatthours (kWh) for Years 2006 through 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....II-631$350
   Table 11: World 10-Year Perspective for Nuclear Power Generation by Geographic Region – Percentage Breakdown of Annual Power Generation for the US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific and Rest of World Markets for Years 2006, 2009 & 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....II-641$350
   Table 12: World Historic Review for Nuclear Power Generation by Geographic Region – the US, Canada Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific and Rest of World Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Power Generation in Billion Kilowatthours (kWh) for Years 2000 through 2005 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....II-651$350
III. MARKET105$2150
  1. THE UNITED STATES.....III-118 $1350  
   A. Market Analysis.....III-1
Outlook.....III-1
Market Overview.....III-1
Table 13: US Energy Mix (2007 & 2008): Percentage Breakup of Energy Generated by Source – Coal, Nuclear, Gas, Hydro and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-1
1$200
   Capacity Overview.....III-2
Table 14: Nuclear Power Capacity in the US (2008): Break-Up of Units and Capacity of Operating Nuclear Power Reactors by Reactor Type – PWR and BWR.....III-2

Table 15: Nuclear Power Capacity in the US (2008): Break-Up of Capacity of Top 10 Operating Nuclear Power Reactors (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-2
1$200
   Table 16: Nuclear Power Capacity in the US (2008): Break-Up of Units and Capacity of Operating Reactors in Top 10 Nuclear-Powered States (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-3
Regulation & License Renewal.....III-3
1$200
   Decommissioning Nuclear Power Reactors.....III-4
Key Trends & Issues.....III-4
A Cautious Revival On Cards.....III-4
Nuclear Power Generation Projected to Cross 915 billion kWh by 2030.....III-4
1$75
   Increased Government Funding Revives Growth.....III-5
Regulatory Sweeteners for Growth.....III-5
Energy Policy Act of 2005 & NRC Licensing Reforms.....III-5
Reforms in NRC Licensing Process.....III-5
1$75
   Nuclear Production Tax Credit.....III-6
Compensation Against Regulatory Delays.....III-6
Loan Guarantees.....III-6
1$75
   Price Anderson Act.....III-7
Market & Environment Driven Growth Factors.....III-7
Global Warming and Climatic Changes.....III-7
Natural Gas Price Volatility: Short & Long Term Implications.....III-7
Increase in Capacity Factor.....III-7
1$75
   Changing Public Opinion.....III-8
Relatively Lower Operations & Maintenance Cost.....III-8
Growing Demand for Power.....III-8
Challenges in Store.....III-8
Competitive Scenario.....III-8
1$75
   Table 17: Market for Nuclear Power in the US (2008): Percentage Breakup of Nuclear Power Generated by Leading Players – Exelon Generation, Entergy Corporation, Dominion Resources Inc., Tennessee Valley Authority, Southern Company and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-9
Research and Development Scenario.....III-9
1$200
   Next Generation (Generation IV) Nuclear Plant.....III-10
Historical Fact Sheet.....III-10
1$75
   Strategic Corporate Developments.....III-115$375
   Key Players.....III-162$150
   B. Market Analytics.....III-18
Table 18: US Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for Nuclear Power with Annual Generation Figures in Billion Kilowatt-hours (kWh) for Years 2006 through 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-18

Table 19: US Historic Review for Nuclear Power with Annual Generation Figures in Billion Kilowatt-hours (kWh) for Years 2000 through 2005 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-18
1$200
  2. CANADA.....III-196 $550  
   A. Market Analysis.....III-19
Outlook.....III-19
Regional Snapshot.....III-19
Nuclear Power Generation - Background.....III-19
1$75
   Government Involvement.....III-20
Regulation and Safety.....III-20
Nuclear Power Capacity in Canada.....III-20
1$75
   Table 20: Nuclear Power Capacity in Canada (2008): Break-Up of Capacity of Operating Nuclear Power Reactors in (MWe) (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-211$200
   Refurbishments.....III-22
Research & Development in Canada.....III-22
Strategic Corporate Developments.....III-22
1$75
   Ontario Power Generation – A Key Player.....III-231$75
   B. Market Analytics.....III-24
Table 21: Canadian Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for Nuclear Power with Annual Generation Figures in Billion Kilowatt-hours (kWh) for Years 2006 through 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-24

Table 22: Canadian Historic Review for Nuclear Power with Annual Generation Figures in Billion Kilowatt-hours (kWh) for Years 2000 through 2005 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-24
1$200
  3. JAPAN.....III-256 $750  
   A. Market Analysis.....III-25
Outlook.....III-25
Regional Snapshot.....III-25
Table 23: Japanese Energy Mix (2007 & 2008): Percentage Breakup of Energy Generated by Source – Coal, Nuclear, Gas and Hydro (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-25
1$200
   An Overview of Nuclear Program and Policy.....III-26
Japanese Energy Policy: Heavy Reliance on Nuclear Energy.....III-26
1$75
   Nuclear Power Capacity.....III-27
Table 24: Nuclear Power Capacity in Japan (2008): Break-Up of Capacity by Utilities in (MWe) (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-27
1$200
   Table 25: Nuclear Power Capacity in Japan (2008): Break-Up of Units and Capacity of Operating Nuclear Power Reactors by Reactor Type – BWR, PWR, Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-28
Strategic Corporate Developments.....III-28
1$200
   Key Players.....III-291$75
   B. Market Analytics.....III-30
Table 26: Japanese Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for Nuclear Power with Annual Generation Figures in Billion Kilowatthours (kWh) for Years 2006 through 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-30

Table 27: Japanese Historic Review for Nuclear Power with Annual Generation Figures in Billion Kilowatthours (kWh) for Years 2000 through 2005 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-30
1$200
  4. EUROPE.....III-315 $675  
   A. Market Analysis.....III-31
Outlook.....III-31
Industry Outlook.....III-31
Nuclear Power Capacity.....III-31
Strategic Corporate Developments.....III-31
2$150
   B. Market Analytics.....III-33
Table 28: European Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for Nuclear Power by Region/Country – France, Germany, Russia, United Kingdom, Ukraine, Spain, Sweden and Rest of Europe Independently Analyzed with Annual Power Generation in Billion Kilowatt-hours (kWh) for Years 2006 through 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-33
1$200
   Table 29: European 10-Year Perspective for Nuclear Power Generation by Region/Country – Percentage Share Breakdown of Energy Generated by France, Germany, Russia, United Kingdom, Ukraine, Spain, Sweden and Rest of Europe for Years 2006, 2009 & 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-341$200
   Table 30: European Historic Review for Nuclear Power by Region/Country – France, Germany, Russia, United Kingdom, Ukraine, Spain, Sweden and Rest of Europe Independently Analyzed with Annual Power Generation in Billion Kilowatt-hours (kWh) for Years 2000 through 2005 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-35
1$200
  4a. FRANCE.....III-366 $450  
   A. Market Analysis.....III-36
Outlook.....III-36
Nuclear Power in France – A Snapshot.....III-36
Background.....III-36
1$75
   Growing Energy Consumption Drives French NP Industry.....III-37
Energy Policy.....III-37
1$75
   Regulations and Safety – An Overview.....III-38
Nuclear Reactor Capacity.....III-38
1$75
   Table 31: Nuclear Power Capacity in France (2008): Break-Up of Capacity of Operating Nuclear Power Reactors in MWe (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-39
Export Scenario.....III-39
1$200
   Research and Development.....III-40
Strategic Corporate Development.....III-40
Key Player.....III-40
1$75
   B. Market Analytics.....III-41
Table 32: French Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for Nuclear Power with Annual Generation Figures in Billion Kilowatthours (kWh) for Years 2006 through 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-41

Table 33: French Historic Review for Nuclear Power with Annual Generation Figures in Billion Kilowatthours (kWh) for Years 2000 through 2005 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-41
1$200
  4b. GERMANY.....III-428 $900  
   A. Market Analysis.....III-42
Outlook.....III-42
Regional Snapshot.....III-42
Energy Mix in Germany.....III-42
Table 34: Energy Mix in Germany (2008): Percentage Breakup of Energy Generated by Source – Lignite, Hard Coal, Nuclear Power, Natural Gas, Wind, Water and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-42
1$200
   Energy Policy in Germany.....III-43
German Nuclear Regulations and Safety Agencies.....III-43
Trends.....III-43
Key Utilities Fight for Extension of Plant Operating Life.....III-43
1$75
   Growing Lobby for Nuclear Power Expansion.....III-44
Current Nuclear Power Capability.....III-44
1$75
   Table 35: Nuclear Power Capacity in Germany (2008): Break-Up of Capacity of Operating Nuclear Power Reactors in MWe (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-451$200
   Research & Development.....III-46
Strategic Corporate Developments.....III-46
1$75
   Key Players.....III-471$75
   B. Market Analytics.....III-48
Table 36: German Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for Nuclear Power with Annual Generation Figures in Billion Kilowatthours (kWh) for Years 2006 through 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-48
1$200
   Table 37: German Historic Review for Nuclear Power with Annual Generation Figures in Billion Kilowatthours (kWh) for Years 2000 through 2005 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-49
1$200
  4c. RUSSIA.....III-508 $700  
   A. Market Analysis.....III-50
Outlook.....III-50
Regional Snapshot.....III-50
History of the Russian Nuclear Power Generation.....III-50
1$75
   Nuclear Power Capability.....III-51
Table 38: Nuclear Power Capacity in Russia (2008): Break-Up of Capacity by Type of Operating Nuclear Power Reactors in MWe (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-51
Under Construction, Planned & Proposed Projects.....III-51
1$200
   Table 39: Nuclear Power Plants Under Construction in Russia As of 2008: Break-Up of Capacity, Reactor Type and Estimated Year of Commencement of Operations by Reactor - Rostov /Volgodonsk 2, Novovoronezh II –1, Kursk 5 and Kalinin 4.....III-52

Table 40: Planned Nuclear Power Plants in Russia As of 2008: Break-Up of Reactor Type and Capacity in (MWe) (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-52
1$200
   Regulating Authorities for Nuclear Energy in Russia.....III-53
Safety at Russian Nuclear Power Plants – An overview.....III-53
1$75
   Research & Development.....III-54
Strategic Corporate Developments.....III-54
2$150
   Energoatom – A Key Player.....III-561$75
   B. Market Analytics.....III-57
Table 41: Russian Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for Nuclear Power with Annual Generation Figures in Billion Kilowatthours (kWh) for Years 2006 through 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-57

Table 42: Russian Historic Review for Nuclear Power with Annual Generation Figures in Billion Kilowatthours (kWh) for Years 2000 through 2005 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-57
1$200
  4d. THE UNITED KINGDOM.....III-587 $725  
   A. Market Analysis.....III-58
Outlook.....III-58
Nuclear Power Industry in the UK.....III-58
Energy Mix - 2008.....III-58
Table 43: Energy Mix in the UK (2008): Percentage Breakup of Energy Generated by Source – Coal, Gas, Nuclear, Imports and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-58
Future Outlook.....III-58
1$200
   Reactor Capacity.....III-59
Table 44: Nuclear Power Capacity in the UK (2008): Break-Up of Capacity by Type of Operating Nuclear Power Reactors in MWe (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-59
Government Participation.....III-59
1$200
   Government Energy Policies – An overview.....III-60
Spent Fuel Management Policy.....III-60
1$75
   Regulations and Safety Policies.....III-61
Strategic Corporate Developments.....III-61
1$75
   Key Players.....III-621$75
   B. Market Analytics.....III-63
Table 45: The UK Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for Nuclear Power with Annual Generation Figures in Billion Kilowatthours (kWh) for Years 2006 through 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-63
1$200
   Table 46: The UK Historic Review for Nuclear Power with Annual Generation Figures in Billion Kilowatthours (kWh) for Years 2000 through 2005 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-64
1$200
  4e. UKRAINE.....III-656 $750  
   A. Market Analysis.....III-65
Outlook.....III-65
Regional Snapshot.....III-65
Electric Power Status in Ukraine.....III-65
Table 47: Energy Mix in Ukraine (2008): Percentage Breakup of Energy Generated by Source –Nuclear, Thermal and Hydro & Alternative Power (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-65
1$200
   Remarkable Increase in electricity Demand Augurs Well for Nuclear Power.....III-66
Ukraine to Double its Reliance on Nuclear Energy Sources.....III-66
Industry Evolution.....III-66
Nuclear Policies and Regulatory Bodies.....III-66
1$75
   Spent Nuclear Fuel Management.....III-67
Nuclear Reactor Capacity.....III-67
1$75
   Table 48: Nuclear Power Capacity in Ukraine (2008): Break-Up of Capacity and Type of Operating Nuclear Power Reactors (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-681$200
   Table 49: Nuclear Power Plants Under Construction in Ukraine As of 2008: Break-Up of Capacity, Type and Expected Year of Commencement of Operations of Major Reactors.....III-69
B. Market Analytics.....III-69
Table 50: Ukrainian Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for Nuclear Power with Annual Generation Figures in Billion Kilowatthours (kWh) for Years 2006 through 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-69
1$200
   Table 51: Ukrainian Historic Review for Nuclear Power with Annual Generation Figures in Billion Kilowatt-hours (kWh) for Years 2000 through 2005 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-70
1$200
  4f. SPAIN.....III-715 $675  
   A. Market Analysis.....III-71
Outlook.....III-71
Regional Snapshot.....III-71
Energy Mix.....III-71
Table 52: Energy Mix in Spain (2007&2008): Percentage Breakup of Energy Generated by Source – Coal, Gas, Nuclear, Wind and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-71
1$200
   Nuclear Energy’s Growth Map and Government Policy.....III-72
Spent Fuel Disposal and Reprocessing Management.....III-72
1$75
   Regulations and Safety – An Overview.....III-73
Nuclear Power Capacity.....III-73
Table 53: Nuclear Power Capacity in Spain (2008): Break-Up of Capacity and Type of Operating Nuclear Power Reactors (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-73
1$200
   Key Player.....III-74
B. Market Analytics.....III-74
Table 54: Spanish Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for Nuclear Power with Annual Generation Figures in Billion Kilowatthours (kWh) for Years 2006 through 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-74
1$200
   Table 55: Spanish Historic Review for Nuclear Power with Annual Generation Figures in Billion Kilowatthours (kWh) for Years 2000 through 2005 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-75
1$200
  4g. SWEDEN.....III-763 $375  
   A. Market Analysis.....III-76
Current and Future Analysis.....III-76
Regional Snapshot.....III-76
Indecisiveness in Nuclear Energy Policy.....III-76
1$75
   Regulation and Safety Environment.....III-77
Table 56: Nuclear Power Capacity in Sweden (2008): Break-Up of Capacity and Type of Operating Nuclear Power Reactors (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-77
1$200
   B. Market Analytics.....III-78
Table 57: Swedish Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for Nuclear Power with Annual Generation Figures in Billion Kilowatthours (kWh) for Years 2006 through 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-78

Table 58: Swedish Historic Review for Nuclear Power with Annual Generation Figures in Billion Kilowatthours (kWh) for Years 2000 through 2005 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-78
1$200
  4h. REST OF EUROPE.....III-793 $400  
   A. Market Analysis.....III-79
Outlook.....III-79
Nuclear Power Capacity.....III-79
Table 59: Nuclear Power Capacity in Rest of Europe (2008): Percentage Share Breakdown of Capacity of Operating Nuclear Power Reactors by Country (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-79
1$200
   Strategic Corporate Developments.....III-80
Key Players.....III-80
1$75
   B. Market Analytics.....III-81
Table 60: Rest of Europe Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for Nuclear Power with Annual Generation Figures in Billion Kilowatthours (kWh) for Years 2006 through 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-81

Table 61: Rest of Europe Historic Review for Nuclear Power with Annual Generation Figures in Billion Kilowatthours (kWh) for Years 2000 through 2005 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-81
1$200
  5. ASIA-PACIFIC.....III-8216 $1550  
   A. Market Analysis.....III-82
Outlook.....III-82
Nuclear Power Scenario in Asia-Pacific.....III-82
Table 62: Nuclear Power Capacity in Asia-Pacific (2008): Percentage Breakdown of Capacity of Operating Nuclear Power Reactors by Country (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-82
1$200
   Table 63: Nuclear Power Plants Under Construction in Asia-Pacific As of 2008: Percentage Share Breakdown of Capacity by Country (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-83

Table 64: Planned Nuclear Power Plants in Asia-Pacific As of 2008: Percentage Breakdown of Planned Capacity by Country (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-83
1$200
   Table 65: Proposed Nuclear Power Plants in Asia-Pacific As of 2008: Percentage Breakdown of Proposed Capacity by Country (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-84
South Korea.....III-84
Table 66: Energy Mix in South Korea (2008): Percentage Breakup of Energy Generated by Source –Nuclear, Coal, LNG, Hydro and Oil (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-84
Nuclear Power Capacity.....III-84
1$200
   Table 67: Nuclear Power Capacity in South Korea (2008): Break-Up of Capacity and Type of Operating Nuclear Power Reactors (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-851$200
   Taiwan.....III-86
China.....III-86
Chinese Energy Mix (2008).....III-86
Table 68: Energy Mix in China (2008): Percentage Breakup of Energy Generated by Source – Coal, Hydro, Nuclear, and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-86
Nuclear Power Capacity.....III-86
1$200
   Table 69: Nuclear Power Capacity in China (2008): Break-Up of Capacity by Type of Operating Nuclear Power Reactors (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-87
India.....III-87
1$200
   Electricity Demand Pattern in India.....III-88
Energy Mix - 2008.....III-88
Table 70: Energy Mix in India (2008): Percentage Breakup of Energy Generated by Source – Thermal, Hydro, Nuclear and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-88
Nuclear Power Status.....III-88
1$200
   Future Outlook.....III-89
Pakistan.....III-89
Strategic Corporate Developments.....III-89
5$375
   Key Players.....III-941$75
   B. Market Analytics.....III-95
Table 71: Asia-Pacific Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for Nuclear Power by Country – South Korea, Taiwan, China, India and Pakistan Independently Analyzed with Annual Power Generation in Billion Kilowatt-hours (kWh) for Years 2006 through 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-95
1$200
   Table 72: Asia-Pacific 10-Year Perspective for Nuclear Power Generation by Country – Percentage Share Breakdown of Energy Generated by South Korea, Taiwan, China, India and Pakistan for Years 2006, 2009 & 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-961$200
   Table 73: Asia-Pacific Historic Review for Nuclear Power by Country – South Korea, Taiwan, China, India and Pakistan Independently Analyzed with Annual Power Generation in Billion Kilowatt-hours (kWh) for Years 2000 through 2005 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-97
1$200
  6. REST OF WORLD.....III-988 $950  
   A. Market Analysis.....III-98
Outlook.....III-98
Nuclear Power Capacity.....III-98
Table 74: Nuclear Power Capacity in Rest of World (2008): Percentage Break-Up of Capacity of Operating Nuclear Power Reactors by Country (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-98

Table 75: Nuclear Power Market in Rest of World (2008): Percentage Break-Up of Capacity for Under-Construction Nuclear Power Reactors by Country.....III-98
1$200
   Table 76: Nuclear Power Market in Rest of World (2008): Percentage Break-Up of Capacity for Planned Nuclear Reactors by Country (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-99

Table 77: Nuclear Power Market in Rest of World (2008): Percentage Break-Up of Capacity for Proposed Nuclear Reactors by Country (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-99
Regional Perspective.....III-99
South Africa.....III-99
1$200
   Energy Mix.....III-100
Latin America.....III-100
Brazil.....III-100
1$75
   Mexico.....III-101
Strategic Corporate Developments.....III-101
1$75
   Eskom Holdings Limited– A Key South African Player.....III-1021$75
   B. Market Analytics.....III-103
Table 78: Rest of World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for Nuclear Power by Country – South Africa, Mexico, Argentina and Brazil Independently Analyzed with Annual Power Generation in Billion Kilowatt-hours (kWh) for Years 2006 through 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-103
1$200
   Table 79: Rest of World 10-Year Perspective for Nuclear Power Generation by Country – Percentage Share Breakdown of Energy Generated by South Africa, Mexico, Argentina and Brazil for Years 2006, 2009 & 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-1041$200
   Table 80: Rest of World Historic Review for Nuclear Power by Country – South Africa, Mexico, Argentina and Brazil Independently Analyzed with Annual Power Generation in Billion Kilowatt-hours (kWh) for Years 2000 through 2005 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart).....III-1051$200
IV. COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE 418$995
  
Total Companies Profiled: 101 (including Divisions/Subsidiaries - 120)

Region/Country                 Players


The United States                40
Canada                            5
Japan                            11
Europe                           37
     France                       3
     Germany                      8
     The United Kingdom           4
     Italy                        1
     Spain                        2
     Rest of Europe              19 
Asia-Pacific (Excluding Japan)   22 
Africa                            1
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